>>>>> "Josh" == Josh Dalziel <Dalziel> writes:
Josh > From my understanding tracing for the kernel stack on linux is Josh > pretty limited, and on IA64 it is even more limited. Sorry to say, Josh> I know tools for sparc, power5/6 and pa-risc, but no good kernel Josh> time profilers for IA64. :( Josh> http://lttng.org/content/download You might have some luck Josh> getting a hold of the maintains of LTTng, I heard rumors a few Josh> years ago of them having a IA64 tool that might help. I have no Josh> idea of its state. I'm aware of the Linux trace project. It doesn't do what I want. I'm looking for a gprof-like profile of an app, but counting BE_BUBBLE_ALL etc., or L3-cache miss events instead of program counter hits. There used to be good tools in Debian -- q-tools was one --- specifically for IA64. These appear to have bit-rotted with the kernel changes from perfmon to perfmon2 to the current whatever it is. What I'm asking, is, what is supposed to work now in Debian? I can file bug reports against all of them I suppose :-( Peter C -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/871vfw6385.wl%[email protected]
